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From Guatemala.

New YORK, November 19.-Private
letters from Guatemala bring the fol-
lowing intelligence: Archbishop Ravul
has gone to the United States. The
government of Guatemala forced him
to leave the Republic. The charges
against him were INSTRUMENTATION aud
tendency to interfere in temporal con-
Germs The old Cabinet of President
Barrios has been reelected. Mr..
Horne, of London, after months of
patient diplomacy, has obtained formal
recognition of the great debt due the
English bondholders and has brought
about a settlement.
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CHICAGO, November ia snow
storm, the first of the season, began
here early this morning, and when
darkness came tonight showed no
signs Of abauing. The wind, all day,
blew gale, while the temperature kept
going gradually lower. This evening.
the storm had all The characteristics of
a regular blizzard. At times, the street
car traffic in the north division of the
city was brought to complete stand
still
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Budget of News From the
Kaiser's DOminiOns.
DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRES.
The First Beautiful-What They
wan1-Basebau at the Bay-On
the CaDal-RrOm Guatemala,
Berlin Bits.

BERLIN, November 19.-[Copyright
1887, by the Associated Press, Though
nothing has been officially announced
regarding Prince Bismarck's long in
teryiew with the Gear, it is an open Sc p
ct, in diplomatic circles, that
BISMARCK THEORETICALLY URGED THE
CzAR
to assist in putting an end to Russla's
economic war with Germany. He is
understood to have spoken frankly and
earnestly with the Gear, not mincing
matters, but stating plainly what per
sonal obstacles existed within the Ru5-
sian government and operated against
q restoration of the amicabie relations.
IF the conditions proposed by BIS
marck be fulfilled, there Will probably
be a recon- truction Of the Russian
ministry. The Gar, it is believed, is
ready to throw over De Giers, with
whom he is dispIeased for his dealings
in Bulgaria and his failure to check the
central European alliance. Whatever
understanding between Russia and
Germany is effected, it will remain
without influence on Russia's relations
toward the triple alliance.
THE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
is made, tonight, that owing to the
Illness of the Crown Prince, Prince
William will, by command of the En-
peror. represent his father in all flu
ture state ceremonies and receptions.
Prince William does not sWerVe from
mis-
ADMIRATION FOB PRINCE BISMARCK.
He is devoted to the Chancelior's
theories of government and will i'm
pIicitly submit to his guidance.
There was such marked improve
ment in the Crown Princes condition
to-day that Dr.. Il well declared that he
Ayen began hope for his recovery. 1t is
said, now. that the Princes malady Is
'saeeaOle to
HEREDITARY PREDIsPOsITIoF.
His grandmother, Queen Louise, died
from CsncerOus tumor on her lungs.
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Anti.Theatrical Cranks,

DANvILLE, Va, November 19.-The
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church (South), to-day, adopted resolu-
tons setting forth that we are pro-
foundly convinced of the evil character
and influence of the theatre and of its
power as promoter of irreligion, i'm
morality and vice, and that we most
affectionately and earnestly expect our
people to set their faces against this
thing as a diversion which cannot be
used in the name of the Lord Jesus"
man
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A Gale on the Lake.

1sHPENING, Mich, November ia
furious gale sprang up this morning
from the northeast. There are q num-
Der of belated passenger and freight
vessels on Lake Superior anGit is feared
that some have suffered. At 10 o'clock
to ,night the gale is blowing more yio-
leutly than during the day.
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The Situation at Paris.

PARIS, November 19.-Rouvier, upon
leaving the Chamber accosted Clemen-
ceau, and said, "You have relieved me
of troublesome burden. l have now
to inform President Grevy, for you. to
form q ministry" Among those who
voted with the majority on the motion
to adjourn the debate were 169 Republi-
cans and 148 Conservatives. The min
istry included 22l Republicans and seven
Conservatives.
President GreYy has accepted the
resignation of his ministers.
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The French Crisis.

PARIS. November 10. - President
Grevy held consultations this even
ing with de Freycinct, Floquat
aud other prominent statesmen. The
PRESIDENT has asked members of the
cabinet to continue the performance of
their duties until the new ministry is
formed. The Republican groups are
trying to organize union of the whole
party, with a view of establishing an
unassailable power in the Chambers.
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what They Want.

= PHILADELPHIA November l9.-The
committee on the Methodist church ex-
tension completed its labor for the year
to dag. The chief business was the
fixing of the superintendent of the
amounts TO be asked from the several
conferences next year, aud the amounts
authorized TO be gwen for the relief of
the churches within each conference
limits. The committee of apportion-
ment asked for total of $237 $50.
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They Fearsd the Police.

NEW YoRK, November ia number
Of Anarchists, among whom was
Johann Most, gathered at their head
quarters tonight, for the purpose of
holding meeting, but fearing the po-
lice and seeing reporters watching
they gave it up. Ga, of their mum oer
assaulted a representative of a news =
paper and was arrested. lie gave the
name or Ernest Keoiug, machinist.
He threw away a box of cartridges
after his arrest.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

THE TWELFTH WARD NIGHT SCHOOL,
L was organized November 18th, at 7.3O.
pm. with ] B. Moreton aud c. u Soren
son as instructors. An exec lent opportunity
is afforded al persons who desire q thorough
practical knowledge of The following
branches: Bookkeeping. Arithmetic, Gram.
mar. Penmanship. Orthography and Pune
tuation, Geography and History Pupils are
permitted TO join the classes at any time
convenient to them.
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Amendments.

WAsHrNGToN, November 10. - The
President, to-day, appointed Robert j.
Bowie, special examiner of drugs and
chemicals for the district of San Frs1-
cisco.
WASHINGTON, November 19.-The
President, to day, appointed George
5. Rives, of New York, to be Assistant
SECRETARY of State.
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Baseball at the BAY.

SAX FRANCISCO, November 19.-The
st. Louis Browns and the Chicago Base
ball Club arrived here on the Southern
Pacific overland train this evening. The
Chicago and Philadelphia Clubs will
play The opening game at Central Park
tomorrow afternoon.
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Obituary.

new YORK, November 19-Miss Emma
Lassrus, the welI-known poetess, died
IN this city to-day.
WoRcEsrDR, Mass, November 10
Hon. VIM. Robinson Hill died suddenly
this morning.
New York, November 19.-Paul G.
Siding author of several books in Dan
ish and OF tr8nsatious into English,
~as found dead il bed to-day, in the
Merchants Hotel.
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Cheered and Kissed.

LONDON, November 19-The fan
tastic comedy, entitled, The Cir
cassian, was produced at the Criterion
Theatre this evening. David James
took the leading part. The play was
only partial success, being received
with mingled cheers and misses.
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Fire.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 49,
The Goodlander Touring mills and ele-
vator. with their contents. we're burned
this morning. Loss, $500, GOO; insurance,
$4,000. The adjoining buildings were
damaged to the extent of $50, 900.
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irving Hall to be Dissolved.

NEW YORK, November 10 As re-
suit of the late election IN this city, it
has been decided to dissolve the Demo
cratic faction known as Irving Hal, 4"
and its members will become identified
either with, Tammany Hall or the
County Democracy.
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SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1887 PRl

be to give pictures. The cost OF run
ming the phonOgraph according to Edi-
son, will be no more than the cost of
maintaining two cells which run the
little electric motor-perhaps so cents
month. Three sizes are now being
made-one size for the pocket, which
will write 300 words on it's sheet, an
other size for letters of 800 words, and 8
third size for 5000 wCrds.-New York
World
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Tho Prlncess Of wales

LONDON, November 19.-Ths Princess
of Wales and her children arrived a.
Queenborough this morning, from Den.
mark. They were met by the Prince
who escorted them to London. Thy
enthusiastically greeted upon their
arrival in this city.
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Phenomenal Darknsss.

CINCINNATI, November 19.-Specials
to the Commercial Gazette, from Man
chester, Lebanon, Washington, Court
House and Hamilton, all Ohio towns,
say that about noon to-day, smoky
darkness covered the sky, and produced
darkness greater than that produced by
any total eclipse of the sun ever remem-
bered. Lights were lit and used nearly
an hour.
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without Foundation.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 19.-
The Secretary of the Steel Rail Makers
Association etates that the published
reports that n general suspension Of the
steel rail mills has been ordered lis
WITHOUT foundation.
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Harvard Was

BQsToE. November 1a.-Tha Harvard
and the University of Pennsylvania
foot ball eleven struggled and fought on
the JarvIes fed this afternoon, DUNG
q drenching rain. Harvard won ~ to o,
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Opposed to Socialism and Anarchy

LANSING, Mich, November 19-At the
morning session of the National Gran
gers resolution was passed. looking
with favor upon cooperative societies,
aud Anarchy.
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Export Duties Abolished

LONDON. NoYem rer Is. -Advices from
Buenos Ayres state that all export
duties imposed hy the Argentine Re
public will oe abolished on January lst,
1888,
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Favorap g for the DEFENSE.

CHICAGO. November ia special
from Joliet says the evidence in the
Lambert & Bishop case, to-day, was
favorable for the defense.
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A Ceiesriai Hinge d.

LYTroN, B. c., November 19.-Ah
Chow was executed this morning. for
thu murder of All Lue, in March.
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no you want n sftuation?
- Have You IA Eouse TO rent?
no you want q servant?
Hsve you lost Anything?
Advertise in This column,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The rates for advertisements in this
column are:
Que time, 5 cents per line.
Each subsequent time 21z cents per line.
Payable strictly IN advance
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Plate GLASS INsUK4NCE.

/ LOYD'S PLATE GLASS INSURANCE
IL Company of New York, with pad up
cies upon ali sizes of Plate Gla>s. William
Robertson, Agent for Utah. p y. Box 7S6
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LOST.

/ ADY's HUNTING CASE WATCH
II marked inside case. Helen T. Hitch
cock from Father ay 4th 1871" IL found,
Ieaye at Union Pacific Office, where finder
will be suitably rewarded
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PIG KILLING FOR TIE MILLION
DY ZOE. WOOD. ORDERS LEFTAT JOHN
ID Paul's or Haslam Brothers promptly at
tended to. Ham and bacon curing spa-
cialty.
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REMOVED.

DROF. GEO. CARELESS HAS. REMOVED
L his School of Music to 265 East Second.
South Street.
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LIlIE AND BUILDING KUUk.

1sEssRs. yARLEY & EVERILL HAY
III ing leased the lime kilns known as the
P6scoe Lime Kilns, from the UtaA
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 70
furnish first class Lime and Building Koek
in any quantity, on the shortest notice
Office and salesroom No. 30 South Wes
Temple Street, North OF HERALD Building
TaleOhone No 81,
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HFLD THE EN9R4VER

DRACTICAL DRAUGRTsMAN AND DE
l. signer, has moved to room In the
Hooper & Eldredge Building Main Street.
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FOR SALE CREAP,
WANFEO.

HORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE CHRAP.
IA Apply to Wash. Young, at q. @. NJ. 1.
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DEAL ESTATE. PARTIES HAVING REAL
Ia estate for sale can find a reliable pur-
chaser and save agents commission by send.
ing address, description of property and
price to Nv, HERALD Office.
GENERAL GOOD OPERATORS ON WEED
- Machines for shoe work. Apply to w,
II. Rowe, Shoe Factory.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

AT THE FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
y school rooms, on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings, beginning at O'Clock
Branches taught; Arithmetic, Penmanship,
and Bookkeeping. For ladies and gentle
men. CHARLES F. WILCOX, Teacher.
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BOARD AND LOGGING
A I 81 90 PER WEEK, IN PLEASANT
q locality Apply &c E First North
Street.
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DOUBLE PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR
~ copies of The HERALD of the following
dates: February I'D, 1887, February 4th.
1887, March 4th, 1887, March Sth, 1887. April
oath, 1887, May 31st. 1887, June 4Eh. 1887, July
S1sE, 1857 Leave at this office Needed for
files.
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UAMMOND TYPE-WRITERs. 8 MONTHS
IL trial. C. Orlob, 4. C. n. L, 8. L. City.
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4 SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED,
IN A NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT LO-
L cality, near the Eagle Gate. Furniturs
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
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Forest Fires.

a His grandmother, Queen Louise, died
from CsncerOus tumor on her lungs.
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I, EVE8AL OFFICES, FITTED WITH ALL
y modern conYenienees, CHEAP. Apply
to THE HERALD.
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FOR SALE.

DY PUBLIC AUCTION To THE HIGH
ID est bidder ONE PIERCE WELL DRILLING
MACHINE, capacity 800 feet, with two sets Of
too 5. que 2-inchsand one 6-inch; also. 800
feet 6-inch wrought-iroa drive pipe. Sale to
taxe place at Nephi, Utah, November 2Sth,
1887, at 2 o'clock. J. A. Hyde.
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nNEOR TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
floor of HERALD building. long lease,
cheap to right party. Very desirable rooms
for studio or class purposes.
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A FURNISHED ROOM FOR A GENTLE
a man, cheap. Mrs Wennerholn, 564 3.
South Temple street.
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY
N at 5S West Third South. Also unfur-
nished rooms for housekeeping purposes.
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long one. The only law guardian is
"aIcnman, who traverses the street,
ana. True 70 the old German ways,
announces One by the ciock-clear,
starry hlgnt. Tobacco Is not permitted
+l ll any-!orm, ana even VISITORS a1e
TsuuSs.oo 70 LnroW away tnelr cigars
TOT beverages clder ana WINE are per
nltleu, anu WINE Iorns q consloeraDie
Iaet ses II t Te accuM l oI Inc Vllage
WeaItn. !Irre - community WINE
cetlar Hun 2 ceLsi oosS,, Snom
straneefs must grossly lnsult IN the
Poohsban style before q, taste can De
MAJOR tQe. grape qlcea On tne .cnuicn
steepleels q CLOCK n WnnIicn st " Lne
hours ana nan noufs, put no sMaler
DIVISIONS are noted: IneEe.als Dus an
hour hand There never Was put the
one. I LL-E.2
In one OF the stieSIs conunaluM
Ike liz unto inst Oh Zine Lacy !ol Inc
Ilger presetlts9sss -A :. e1Aliu-
stone, a. teast teh l a ln olsneter, lesIs
upon the notnHhronghgne square
aperture rises 3 loftyytf5e. hall CEN
fury DID, was Tree or grindsl0ne tnere
nrst Fhey.holo eiecnons IN economy
ana there rs smalA hepuoHcan
majority. Az the rear on tne great
mouse" is Peautiful Hover garden, TO
WhIcn q really artlstlc HORST oevotes
bis attention.. In the center is a oano
mouse, and'neIe.uurlng Inc week the
village band OF forty lnstrnments as
courses enduIaDle music lot tne as
sembleo people. Atthe rear is a quaint
low circular stone structure lnRe an
Arctic cache, with a door cut from
the outer eoges OF huge tree thus
presenting the rough bark TO the ex-
terror. 1t Is cenotapn Tor george Rapp,
VINO was porn ID lIof and oled In do4S.
There is a low frame Inn In the village
leased to heretlc, VINO must, however,
conform to the regulanons; mere
are many summer poarders VINO escape
the heat at Plttsourg. Iney are
Germans, mostly, VINO ENJOY 9he
typlcally German fare; One win
dlthcnlty hnds anybody VINO can
talk Engllsh. 1t Will DC remembered
that In the United States supreme court
last winter there was an attempt mace
TO GlssolVe the community ano 10 nave
us VaSt %sait NJ dlst dad ~ oh eo hS
man spencer nad qeseTleo the coiohy
ana mar!leu. aus nellS sougnC W
OBTAIN tnelr iather snare ny anegins
mat me trus5 was against PUBIC poilcy
RuI Tue enoeator mos uns su S;.iL
Inougn In sne coH5t uiu Iot pass uiaeUuS
upou 'nS Vanui'y VI '.ne 09nnu naa
Crust. Wneie WI" LIS ~ S
wealth. go Wneh soon tne laSE aesu
SURVIVOR must pass away 1o Tue
STAG a possiDiy, oy esene ca. o,
Inc Yilage mas nau l.S scahusd' Dus
~ tne SLY eo TIda po 49, 49,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN George Romney and Joseph G. Romney,
executors of the estate of Miles Romney de-
ceased, have rendered for settlement, and
filed in said court their final account of their
administration of said estate and petition!
praying for decree of final distribution OF
the estate of said deceased, and that the
third day of September, A. D. 1887, at 10
O'Clock am at the Court Room OF SAID
Court, at the Court House in the city OF
st. George Washington County, Territory OF
Utah, has been du y appointed by said court
for the settlement of said account andhear-
ing of said petition, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate may ap-
pear and show cause, if any there be-, why
said account should not be settled and ap-
proved, and decree of fnsl distribution OF
said estate granted as prayed for.
Dated at st. George, Utah. this
IsEALl Eleventh day of August, 1857.
JOSEPH c. BENTLEY,
Clerk PROBATE Court.
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LEGAL NOICE.

In the PROBATE Court, u and Tor Washington
County, Territory of Utah.
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Continental Hotel.
SALT LAKE CITY,

OH.NeED PRoPRIEToRsHIP JANU-
1 eTv LIST. 1887. This House has been
thoroughly repaired and refurnished. First
Glass in every department Especial xten-
lion Maid to Commercial and tourist tSsde.
Terms $500 per day Baths free. Spkeis3
rates &c. large parties.
"a ). u. VAN HO m
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Tn the matter of the estate Of Miles ROmney,
Deceased.
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EVERYWHERE.

Prof. Spencer F. Baird, United
States Fish Commissioner is dead.
1t now appears that the Chicago
aldermen have received no less than
$50, 900 in brides.
Its reported for about the fifth
time recently that Stanley, the Afri-
can explorer is dead.
During the past week there were
1876 business failures in lhe United
States against $50 the previous week.
1t does begin to look as if an Indian
war was on hand. Colorow has call
ed on other Indians to come to his
aid. -
The cashier of the Putnam Savings
Bank, of Carmel, New York, E. A.
Hoyt, is defaulter in the amount Of
$25, 1000.
The steamer Montreal, of the In
man Line, running between New
York and Liverpool has been destroy
ed at sea by fire. Many Of the pas
engers were rescued by a passing
steamer, but fifteen persons were lost.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

EVERY Methodist should patronize
Trinity College. The Presbyterians
send to Davidson, the Baptists TO
Wake Forest and each denomination
sends To its own school. Let the
Methodists do the same 1t is right
that they should. The College opens
tomorrow and we believe bright flu
ture is purpling its east. President
Crowell is a most thorough scholar,
enthusiastic in the work, and every
one acknowledges strong hand and
a level head are at the helm.
Already more than $4,000 has
been subscribed to the endowment
fund and the good work goes on.
The course is broader, is more lib
eral, is better in every respec5 than it
has ever been. Now let every Metho-
dist who has son to educate, send
him to Trinity.
In saying this we do not advocate
sectional narrowness, there is room
in our State for all the schools, but we
do mean to say that Methodists,
like all other denominations, should
rally round the home flag, and patro-
nize their own institution